A sweeping immigration enforcement operation in New York has led to the arrest of over 2,000 individuals in just 30 days, according to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Dubbed "Operation Rotten Apple," the crackdown targets those deemed priorities for removal, including recent arrivals and individuals with criminal records. Authorities emphasize the focus on public safety and border security as part of broader federal immigration policies. The operation highlights ongoing efforts to address unauthorized immigration through large-scale arrests and deportation initiatives.
ICE: 'Operation Rotten Apple' arrests 2,100 immigrants across New York in 30 days WZTV
